.png?width=100&height=100&name=Nancy%20lamborn%20(3).png "Nancy lamborn (3)")
About Nanci Lamborn
Nanci Lamborn is a Christian author, ordained minister, licensed chaplain, and healed survivor. Her journey through traumatic childhood abuse and adult domestic violence has shaped not only her story, but also her calling to help others find freedom and healing in Christ. Choosing forgiveness and releasing her past into the hands of Jesus, she now shares the transforming power of Jesus with others who long to step out of pain into real peace.
As an author, Nanci writes with gritty honesty and beautiful hope, weaving personal testimony, biblical truth, and practical steps for transformation of the heart. Whether writing, teaching, or ministering, Nanci’s heart is to point people to the Lord for restoration and true freedom. She believes no story is too shattered for God to redeem and no person is beyond His reach. Her work is marked by compassion, biblical wisdom, and an unwavering faith that continues to inspire others to pursue the life of wholeness they were created for.
Crazy Has A Name: A Novel Inspired by True Events
Angry Daughter: A Journey from Hatred to Love
Forty percent of us carry scars of abuse—but peace is possible. In Angry Daughter, Nanci Lamborn opens her heart to share a powerful journey from wounded resentment to radical forgiveness and emotional freedom.
The Shift: 30 Days to a Freer You
The Supper We Remember
It is Communion Sunday at church, and two children want to understand what it means. Join this family as Mom tells a simple rhyming story about the last supper Jesus had with His disciples, and what it means for us to remember.
For parents, grandparents, teachers, and anyone else leading their children to understand the concept of Communion, this simple rhyme can make the observance easy to follow and duplicate. In the same way that "God is great, God is good…" has become a mealtime staple in Christian homes around the world, this poem can also become a memorable and regular family observance with the Lord's Supper.
